What Arabic Dialect Should I Learn? Modern Standard Arabic vs Dialects
by LucaIf you want to learn Arabic, you might already know that you’ll have to choose between Modern Standard Arabic and an Arabic dialect. Or, this may be news to you! Though Arabic is considered by many to be […]
Read MoreTravel Back in Time to Find the Oldest Language in the World
Have you ever asked yourself what the oldest language in the world is? At MosaLingua, like the lovers of language and travel that we are, we like to investigate these types of questions. Today we’ll investigate which language […]
Read MoreCan You Learn Japanese with Anime?
If you’re teaching yourself Japanese, you’re likely on the lookout for resources to make the job easier! Diversifying your learning tools—and making sure that at least some of them are entertaining—is the key to avoiding burnout and staying […]
Read MoreCantonese vs Mandarin: What’s the Difference?
by Rae CrossIf you know anything about Chinese, you know that it’s not spoken just one way. Varieties like Cantonese and Mandarin join dozens of different types of Chinese under the same language umbrella. But have you ever wondered: what […]
Read MoreLove in Japanese: How to Express Your Feelings
Anyone who is looking to enrich their Japanese vocabulary and improve their comprehension of Japanese culture has probably wondered: how do people express love in Japanese? Does this Eastern culture share the same ideas and words as the […]
Read MoreFiled Under: JapaneseTagged With: culture vocabularyHow Many Languages Are There in the World?
Not long ago, we wrote about the ten most-spoken languages in the world as well as some of the more obscure languages. That made us curious about the linguistic diversity that exists around the world. Just how many […]
Read MoreBaguettes and Berets… Which French Stereotypes Are True and Which Ones Are Totally Cliché?
If you’ve been learning French or are simply a fan of French culture, I’m sure you’ve come across some clichés about France and its people. But just like all nationalities, clichés are often stereotypes that don’t really reflect […]
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